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Dr. Sebastian Bukow is Head of Politics and Party
Research Division, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Berlin.
Dr. Uwe Jun is Professor of Political Science
(Political System of the Federal Republic of Germany) at the
University of Trier.
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